By: Dylan Wilhelm The Y-D Red Sox dropped their third straight on Wednesday, losing 9-1 to the Orleans Firebirds at Red Wilson Field. With Bryce Robison and Bryce Warrecker taking the bump on Wednesday, fans were anticipating a low-scoring pitchers duel between two All-Star pitchers. Through five innings, that’s exactly what took place. Both teams … Read more
By: Mike Puzzanghera A late comeback attempt by the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox came up just short, as they fell to the Wareham Gatemen, 4-2, Tuesday night at Spillane Field. The loss keeps Y-D’s magic number to clinch the East Division at four, after the second-place Brewster Whitecaps won earlier in the day. For the Gatemen, … Read more
The Red Sox were blown out 12-4 in Cotuit on Monday, matching their worst loss of the season.
Despite a tie with Harwich in the two teams’ final meeting of the summer and a loss to Hyannis at Dunkin’ Donuts Park in Hartford, the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox managed to win each of their next two games to move within a point of clinching a playoff berth, and six points away from clinching the East Division title.
For a man who entered the off-day workout hitting .211, conquering the Green Monster imbued Bush’s approach with a wave of confidence. It’s helped the Grand Canyon University outfielder emerge as one of the top bats on the first-place Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox roster.
Y-D’s fifteen hits on the day set a new season-high, passing the 12 the Red Sox had against Bourne on June 21. The win also dropped Y-D’s magic number to one after Chatham’s loss to Cotuit. All the Red Sox need is a tie in the remaining eight games to guarantee a playoff berth.
After getting blown out in Hartford on Wednesday, the Red Sox bounced back with a 5-1 win over Cotuit thanks to stellar pitching and clutch hitting.
The Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox fell to the Hyannis Harbor Hawks, 9-3, Wednesday morning at Dunkin’ Donuts Park in Harford, Connecticut. Y-D went down, 9-0, after three innings and never got back into it.
Pat Gallagher, Nate Baez, Jacob Meador, C.J. Culpepper, Jared Lyons, Kris Bow, Zach Veen, Zach Jacobs, Luke Franzoni, and Jaret Godman were all drafted on the third day, bringing the total to 22 players drafted with Y-D ties.
After facing deficits of 5-0 and 7-5, the Y-D Red Sox were able to salvage a point, scoring two in the bottom of the ninth to come away with a 7-7 tie.
